Artist description A hard pop metal band from outer space that now reside in Austin Texas. Thoughtful lyrics & sultry vocals with a tight, proressive hard rock sound.

Music Style North South East West Above and Below

Musical Influences Dream Theater,Vai,Satriani,Yes,King Crimson

Artist History The Homeless were formed in 1996 as a trio consisting of Adrian Carrier, Brendon Bigelow and Ric Furley, who played extensively in Texas in other bands such as Orangotango, Tang, Repo-Man,Oppenheimer"s Toy, Death Of Millions, and The Horrors Of Ivan. 2000 saw the addition of former Presidents lead singer, Laine Scandalis, a veteran of 4 years of national touring with the world music band. The Homeless have been featured on the Austin Music Network and play throughout Texas. The band has been writing and recording their latest album, 'POP', and expect a summer release.

Group Members Laine Scandalis - Vocals, Adrian(AC ROX) Carrier - Guitar, Vocals;Brendon (The Bootman) Bigelow - Bass Guitar, Vocals; Ric Furley - Drums, Vocals

Instruments Adrian uses Ibanez guitars, Brendon uses Warwick basses, Ric uses Ludwig drums

Albums Makin'Tracs 1996, Eat It For Dinner 1998, Alien Buffet 2000, Pop 2001

Press Reviews From an international internet site , Zapto.Barcode.com : Their sound is actually pretty hard to pigeonhole , as each individual song tends to vary a bit in style and there are several different musical influences blended into their music . They all do a good on their respective instruments , including the mid-ranged vocals of guitarist / vocalist Adrian Carrier . Some instrumentals contain various voice-samples , which is a cool idea and work out well !! These guys clearly have potentiel and get credit for doing their own thing . Bjorner Bevolden www.zapto.barcode.com

Additional Info The Offended Homeless would like to introduce their newest member, Laine Scandalis on vocals.

Location Austin, Texas - USA

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